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TELEGRAMS TO HHE STAR
The last Dtssallery An IsWas
mIs 10 m CLOSED on NAY ls.


DRs MONIES. Iowa, April 15.-There Is much caea
Srfn among business men OF this city IL learning
that the capacity OF the International Disttllery
had been sold 20 the Western distiliers' pool TOT
$4,000 per annum- A few weeks ago leading busi-
ness men united In a petition 20 the New ork
owner. asking HIM not 20 remove his disiilery
nom Iowa or close ft, as &c had been reported ne
would 40 on account OF an adverse decision In the
lower courts under the prohibitory law. The
owner replied that he would take their requeSt
under consideration, with an intimation that n Q
temporary accommodation could be secured while
the case was In the courts be would do so IL now
appears that during all this time the owner was
Regulating with the pool Tor the sale OF his dst-
lery's capacity. II is stated that he then Of
fered 50, 600 per annum, but wanted $soooo The
pool has nnally come 70 his terms and he viii be
PAID $SaoOo In monthly fnstailments 90 close the
distillery, the agreement 20 take eject May Ia
This viii close the last dstery In the state. The
manager OF the distillery, Mr.. Jno s. Kidd. stated
that the contract for closing was OF indefinite du-
ration. but would probably continue TN the test
case could be decided In the courts OF last resort.
He claims that under the Constitution his busi-
ness cannot be interfered with by state law for is
would be an attempt by the state authorities &C
regulate Interstate commerce. Pending decision
OF that issue, he says he viii accept the PROPOSE
ton OF the pool and close his dslery Tor the con-
penSation named.
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NUNCANsON BROS, Aucaoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctdoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SMALL LOT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS, LOT MIS-
CELLANEOUS BOOKS, &c.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term for Pro.
RTpsanson Br9s 9Th and streets northMsst on
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK. lot Household Furniture,
Mirrors, Carpets, Books, &C.
Terms cash. VIM. G. MOORE
DANIEL McFARLAN,
Executors Of the Estate of Vim. w. Moore Decd.
ap15-3t
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w ALLEN ID. "AAAAiAMo q Co.' Aueuoneers-
ANIMAL SPRING SALE OF FINE TRIPLE SILL
NER-PLATED WARE ROGERS TABLE CUT
LEkY, MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND Or
NAMENTS, BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER
At our salesrooms corner 10th street and Fennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, commencing TUESDAY.
APRIL TWELFTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, re-
sulningat LF-PAST TWO and HALF-PAST SEVEN
M daily, at the same hours, until entire stock is
closed out.
The goods are guaranteed in every respect repre-
without reserve.
Out-of-town purchasers can have goods carefully
packed.
ap13-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF A VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT COLLECTION
OF JAPANESE PORcELA1Ns, BRoNzEs,
EMBROIDERIEs, SCREENS, &C..
EMBRACING
WONDERFUL SPECIMENS IN sATsUMA AND
OTHER RARE PORCELAINs,
SUPERB BRONZES AND EMBROIDERIEs,
SCREENS, RARE CUR1os AND ARTICLES OF
vERTU.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT MY ROOMS. COR. 18th ST AND PA AVE-,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL TWEEN.
TEETH AND TWENTY-FIRST,
AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE P. NJ EACH DAY
GRAND EXHIBITION ON MONDAY AND TUES.
DAY, APRIL 18TH AND 10TH.
NIB directed by the importer to say that this
is the most important collection of Japanese Goods he
has ever sent to this city.
ap14-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
VNHOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE SALE
VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT
IMPORTED ROSES
And other Rare and New Ornamental
PLANTS,
LILACS, FRUIT TREES. EvERGREENS, ETC. ETC
From the
BOsKOOP. HOLLAND NURSERY ASSOCIATION
Imported by
c. H. JOOsTEN, AaExr,
3 Coenties Slip, New York.
To be sold AT AUCTION at my salesrooms,
Pennsylvania Avenue and 18th Street.
On APRIL EIGHTEENTH and NINETEENTH, 1887
Sale to commence at ONE O'CLOCK p M
Terms: CASH ON DELIVERY
ap14-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
1INHOMAS BOWLING, Auctionaer.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Aucts
WEEKS b CO., Auctioneers,
NN 637 Louisana ave. OPP City Post Office.

w 637 Louisiana ave-, opp. City Post Office.
ASSIGNEES SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
RESTAURANT AND BAR, T19 EIGHTH STREET
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION, TUESDAY MORN
TWO VERY FINE SOLID WALNUT BAR BUFFETS,
MIRROR BACKS, MANTEIzToPS. BAR MIR ;
CARD TABLE. CHAIRS AND STOOLS, BAGA.
TILE TABLE BALLS, AND CUES, FINE I'M
BOX. EIGHT-DAY CLOCK, RHINE VINE, ALES,
WHISKY. BRANDY, CIGARS &c, TOGETHEk
WITH THE USUAL ASSORTMENT OF BAR
apI5-3t FRANK PIERCE, Assignee.
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ap7-dGds

C,HANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
u Es sp IsS on STREE sETWEEE NINTH
PROVED By THREE BRiCK HOUSES. Known
A. NOS 92S. ga, AND 926 STREET
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District I q Columbia passed on the S5sh
TUESDAY, SiNETEENfH DAY Of APRIL flRs1se 4 B. B.
First Part Of lot numbered six CD. in square num-
ming point on north street distant hundred
snd % aa feet one inch from the south
hundred and sixteen Q16) feet alley thence
s OF isa shs SO
to the line OF said north street thence west along
* & s 99S
t ssS m 4 qo
ming for same at northwest corner OF said lot
m I I the lime Of i;
Wsrdiy one hundred 100 feet, thence Wessxardy
twentythree (25) feet elk 90 inches thence south
. faa aa saasfs
numbered three. hundred and seventy weight I37s)
s ss'e Il Cf
in said sapare one hundred and s7 feet
s sS IN % I to O. 'e
The property in square 37S will be sold in three 90
se e ON f,s
and occupied respectively by houses Nos 924 and go
street and the third part fronting the alley in
rear of said houses q
Terms Of sale. as provided by decree, are one bird
ca cash and balance in two equal Instruments in one
% and two CD years from day of sole, with interest
for which deferred payments the notes Of the pur
premises sold Conveyancing at cost of purchasers II
terms OF sale not complied with in ten O) days the
purchasers deposit Of sioo VIII be required on EACH
parcel OF land sold at time of sale
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON. Trustee.
$50 ~ st. II. ".
46S Louisiana ave. n, w.
DUNCANSON BkOS.. Auchoneers. ap7-dSds
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We ARE PREPARED
TO GIVE YOU FIRST CLASS CASE OF
There is pleasure mi
There is satsfactioninit
There is money in it.
You should all have
A. o. T. B.,
Because it puts clothes upon your bodies and leaves
money In your pockets.
We do not Jump at conclusions
Neither do We mock you with delusionA
A. O. 7. B..
Is not a deludon snare, but a simple and solid
truth. which has wrought much solid comfort to the
masses 1t pays to have
Because ADLER sells
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
For Mems, Youths Boys and Childrens Wear st
20 PER CENT LESS THAN THEY CAN BE
BOUGHT ELSEWHERE.
The squee,dunk is busted ri too-raLi-a.
t ns an the People trusted 1 is hiding in hay
hes Boss" that confess ed, tum dittle dunn da
We receiving daily large additions to our already
enormous stock Of
FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING.
And would be pleased have you give It critical in
speeton and Post yourself as to OUR PRICES before
making your purchases.
VICTOR E ADLEES
TEN FER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
s27 AND go 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
COR MASS AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
The COLUMBIA Murun LurE As
ISOLATION
ENSURES AT COST.
Offce-No. 1919 street, Washington, DC
No. 223 German street, Baltimore.
TRUSTEES.
Wv DUDLEY, President.
JONAS H. MCGOWAN, Vice President
FRANK ]. TIBBETS, Secretary
GEORGE H B. WHITE, Treasures.
CHAPLIN BROWN, Attorney.
JAMES +. HOOD.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS
HENRY N. COPP. 8
RUFUS Il. HELPHENSTINE
The plans Of the Columbia Mutual are the outcome
OF years study. The advice of thoughtful insurance
men improved and perfected by L. u. FOUSE. who is
recognized tine world suthority upon insur-
ance The Columbia Is among the few companies which
VIII endeavor 10 combat the of what has been
SHOWN as cooperative insurance We invite the atter-
ton Of thoughtfni men.who may find much Of interest
In our plan. We have fine print but point ia
plainly, clearly and forciby expressed and nothing
held back. The Columbia Mutual is strong financially,
an invites the Closest scrutiny TO its standing and
methods Any and Ali questions cheerfully answered
Send for Prospectus Address
] sp4-3m FRANK j. TIBBErs. Secretary.
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CAPITOL HILL, AT THE CORNER OF FOURTH
STREET EAST, AND THE LARGE RESERvA-
T1ON FORMED BY THE INTERSECTION OF
PA: AVE. AND NORTH CAROLINA AVE
By virtue of deed in trust to the subscribers. -
No l2l3. folio No 100 ct seq the snbserbers. ~
TERNOON, APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH, at FIVE
O'CLOCK in front of the premises all of lot numbered
g. and the west 3 feet inches Of lot numbered g. in
square numbered $50; together with the improve
ments which consist Of several small frame houses
east and the Government reservation formed by the in
tersecon Of avenue aud North Carolina
avenue at this point.
Terms OF sale: Dnethrd in cash; the remainder in
six and twelve months secured by deed of trust
the property sold and the bearing interest inter
est TO be paid semi annually. deposit of 800 will
be required on each piece of property when 1t is
knocked down all conveyancing at cost Of purchaser
THOS. j. FISHER 49,.
ap14-d&ds FRANCIS J. HEIRERGERl AfuS'eef
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WAR on THE PHILADELPHIA DrvEs-Harry G.
ROop, Harry j. Senay, Harry A Chesley, Jas.
and Margaret Robb, dive-keepeFs In Phlladelphla,
were yesterday fined 500 and sentenced 20 one
years Imprisonment each for keeping disordeH2y
houses Elizabeth Mettler, for keeping house Of
years I'm prison.
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NHOMAS DOWNING, Auct1oneer.

T'HO-HAS DO"LIN0' AuctIoHeef.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF OFFICE AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On SATURDAY MORNING. APRI. SIXTEENTH,
1887, commencing at Ten O'CLOCK. shall sell at
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. several superior 0fHce Desks
Office Chairs number Of Pictures, and lot of House.
hold Furniture Stoves &C. &c, belonging to the late
Benjamin Halliday. jr ,,>,-
ap13-3t W. O. DENN1SON, Administrator.
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SLIGHT HOPE FOR MARIR BLANCHAkp.-Cp to u
O'Clock last night Marie Blanchard was still alive
at vtneland, N. j., very low. The inability TO W.
tain nour1shment which she has experienced the
past few days continues and Is attributed 70 her
tanned by either physicians or family that she
can survive much longer. Her cousin. Lawyer
BeraulI, arrived last evening from Ellcott City,
SICK wife,
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Four LIVES SAcRIFICED.-A brother of Jas Chris
tian, who was murdered recently In Texas, organ
tied posse to pursue the murderers They over
took them and killed Alex. DuzAn and Steve Bus
sell, who killed Christian This makes four lives
lost, ana the END Is not yet.
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The same liberal terms will be offered as at the auc-
ton on April q, with the minimum price at three CD
cents a square foot Purchasers viii be allowed to pay
two CD per cent in advance at the Park and two co per
cent for fortynine (49) months thereafter with in
terest at six 60 per cent the deferred payments To
1llustrate-if purchaser buys lot for $500 he must
pay "a in advance at the Park and 81 each month
thereafter for months with few cents
added for interest As . special inducement to erect
cottages, rebate of one-half CD of the purchase
price above three 90 cents foot Excluding interest
viii be allowed to the original purchaser his
signs, for the erection of house worth $1,000 or
more prior to July 1888 Purchasers of lot may
within one week after the SALE take adjoining lot
II then unsold and the erection of house either
lot as above, Will secure the rebate described Ladies
are recommended not to their best boots Parties
who wish to enjoy pleasant picnic and carefully ex
anime the Park before the afternoon sale should take
the . 80 q m. train.
For Plats and Circlars address.
HENRY n COPP,
ap14-2t S.,2 9Th ST., Washington, d. C.
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RUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos. 2205 AND 22O7, 141H ST. N. w.
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
No 1868 folio 463 ct seq, one OF the landr ecords I
Of the District Of Columbus, surviving trustee
win sell At public auction on FRIDAY, the 22D DAY
OF April. AD. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK 2. M. in front
situate IN the city Of Washington District of Column
ba towit: All those certain pieces or parcels OF land
and an. preises known aud dist9guished and being
ali OF lot numbered twentyo CPD. in Darlington
and Hughes subdivision Of square numbered two hun
dred and thirty (4 together with ali the ease
ments heredtaments. and appurtenances to the ssme
beloDg1n or in any wise appertaining.
The improvements consist Of two Brick DwellinRa
Nos 12O0 and 2207 14th st. II. w., being two storv
and basement bricks. with twostory back buildings
modern conveniences.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal instalments
at and two years notes TO bear per cent nterest
payable semi annually and to be secured by deed OF
trst on the premises sold AL cash at the option Of
the purchasers conveyancng. &c at purchasers cost
Adeposit Of 800 required each house thine Of sale
Terms to be complied with in ten days. otherwise the
surviving Trustee the right resell 1t the ysk
and cost Of the defsulng purchaser after ave dnvs
public notice Of such resell in some neWspeper Dnh-
Ished in Washington, D. G.
RORERT E. BRADLEY.
apS-d&ds Surviving Trustee
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 15-Tuesday morning Q
ragged boy fifteen years old, was led before Judge
Barr, I'm the United States Court, and said he
wanted TO plead guilty 10 robbing a post-ofhce ia
Whitley County. The youth then broke down. and
awhile as IL his heart would break HIS name is
Leroy Lovett and he is the youngster who tried 10
escape from jail the other day with the assistance
or Slusher, the pension swindler. Leroy finally
managed 70 tell the Judge, between his sobs, that
his father was dead, and that all his :kinsfolk
cept his mother had gone 10 Kansas To live. He said
he had been put up TO his crime by some men. he
appeared sincerely penitent. The judge decided
not TO send him TO the penitentiary, but commit
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWN
AS ~ SYSTEMATICALLY STREET SOUTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY
FIFTH At FIVE O'CLOCK fnfront of the prem 80 Gs5
lses. by virtue of deed of trust dated Sep -
teInber 22, 1883. and duly recorded in Iiber
1O2I fo1o ., ct seq. one of the land records for
the District Of Columbia, shall sell lot numbered
fifty five {55) Of Todd and Gunnelrs subdivision Of
square numbered four hundred and sixty-five {465)
fronting % feet inches Sixth and halt
running back 81 feet inches to foot alley to-
gether with the improvements consisting of q two
story frame dwelling with back building, known g
No. 421 Sixth and-a-half street W.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months in two equal payments secured by
deed OF trust the premises sold and bearing
terest deposit of 300 will be required the time
Of sale. III the terms of sale complied with
within ten days from day of SALE the trustees
the To resell at the risk and cost OF the deaultng
purchaser
ALI conveyancing at purchasers cost.
EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN,l r.
FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE, ! Arusee1.
ap12d&ds
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.
AUCTION SALES.
SECOND AUCTION OF LOTS, SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, APRIL 16, 1887.

Take 1890 train from the Baltimore and Ohio Sta
ton, and return by ): 80 in time for dinner.
Round-trip ticket so cents Children half price.
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EDUCATIONAL.
pRIvATE EVENING SCHOOL.

Il 220:l 14tE ST. NV.
apl5-1m. Late Principal Franklin Night school.
CTAMMERING CURED.
Mashneon c5ooi Of Eoeuson and Ehrlsh f1 Dl
ESsss 9o4 Ms 81 - nv System endorsed by
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
w st Cloud B,lildins egrne a 9th and Enw Eight-
DC. Free advantages. OBJ. BULIARD. Director tor
ERENCH LEssoNs-PUPILs CONVERSE FLU
new system q Pref H LAkkooHE's native .i PaPfi-
san s, 81. of sorbonne University. Paris France.
INSTRUCTION on PLANO AT 80 CENTS LES
y son: by Gentlemen qualified BY education and
a. SUNS aP ssar sas
II NDERGARTEN AND GRADED SCHOOI-A
New VACANCIES may be tiled for The Sprng quarter
NOERR 1927 18th st. ap2-2ws
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A
~ bic size Cray9n Portrait in fifteen lessons no
Room IL. May Building. corner tn and z mh17-4W'
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC FOR BEGINNERS OR
slnsing. For terms, apply TO j. E sCHEEI 7:4 18th
st. NV mh1g-1m'
M iss ROSA kA fsa.ber Of E,ocu.ioD
and Voice Culture prepares Ladies and Gentlemen for
DRAMATIC STAGE
Particular attention paid TO coaching Amateurs and
Can Be seen from II until on Tuesdays. wednes-
,-- No 1923 q a.nx-,
mh11eol1t' Washington. d. c.
nEPARTMENT OF sTRNOGRAPHY AND TYPE
sPENcRR1AN B u COLLEGE
National Bank Of Republic Building southwest
S.,,,o, TN and sis n. n "; Mashington. D. e.
three TO i've months All branehes of type-writing
thofeuahiy taught Shorthand Dietation Glasses.
Evening sessions. Cali or send for circulars
Telephone call S1i-2. n.h17-1m
II For Young Women, Princeton. Nj.
rroSPec19s tg particulars sent u on application to
WAsHINGToN ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY
rooms 2, and9. ocIS-6Ins
SPENCERIl.N BUSINESS COLLEGE IN COM
buildiDs, southwest corner of 18th and streets.
Thorou~h instruction gwen in RAPID writing the
tngtish Language, Correspondence. Rapid Calculs-
Law. Political Economy. stenosrsphy and Typs-Wns.
Ing. Day ana evening sessions . q ~: pm.
,''. srHSsSs s.
MARTIN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Se en standard business nsns College S1ey sE n
Book keeping, Business Arithmetic. Theory Practi-
cal AND ss11ns fl DsP a. s11snt.
Day conn., life sshoarsp go Evening ssson
(AFITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL. 81 5TH
IN Instruction given in Book keeping Arithme-
TIC, Grammar, Geography. History. Psnmanship and
cipsl d:-61n
VoCaL LESSONS
f24-2m' lol1 10Th at NV.
TINHk BERILTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
TO 14TH ST n W,
And other CITIES
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BII WHEN WEtNGAkTNEk KICKED IT NE THOUGHT IN
HAD STRUCK DYNAMITE BOMB.
ST. LOUIS, April 15-Yesterday afternoon Jos
young man living at 2oo4 Franklin
avenue, and working at o soda factory at ~
South 18th street, met with a very bad accident
I'm the yard I'm the rear or the factory. He kicked
at an old bottle lying across his PATH In order 10
remove it, and the result was an explosion that
was heard for some squares around. The glass
struck him IN the race and inflicted several ugly
cuts the most important OF which were cash In
the right temple and another on the nose, almost
dreary waste OF his physiognomy, IL Is said that
more probable that it contained carbonic-ac gas
Its results, though. upon Weingartners face and
body were sufficient 10 give an Idea OF the effect of
an exploding dynamite bomb.
A SeptuagenariAm's Brief COuFsships
LOUISVILLE, KY, April ia singular marriage
took place this afternoon at st. vincents church.
The contracting parties were MT. Peter Nichter
and Miss Lizzie Dunhuw. Mr.. Nichter Is seventy.
TWO years OF age, widower, and has nine grown
children. He has been married three times and
all his wives are dead Miss Dunhow Is thirty-one
years OF age. Their engagement was q very 10.
mantle one. About two weeks ago Miss Dunhow,
who, by the way, had never seen Mr.. Nfchfer be-
fore, went up 20 his house 10 collect bill. While
there they became pretty Well acquainted, and
when Mr.. Nichter asked II he could call upon her
she told him he might. He called the very next
day, proposed and was accepted Both seem 20 be
very much IN love with each other, and their
friends think the union Will bea happy one.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
FHOTESTING AGAINST COERCION.
scenes and Speeches at the Mass Meet
inn NJ


Inc clt1zens mass meeting at Masonic Hall last
Mght entered vigorous protest against the pas
sage OF the Irish coercion bill by the British par
lament. The meeting was a complete success,
DOM as to numbers present and the completeness
OF the denunciation.
prominent citizens, statesmen and priests
occupied places on the platform, and added the
influence OF their presence and their voices to
strengthen the protest. The attendance was
large and general spirit OF enthusiasm
prevailed. Airs that awake the patriotic fire in
the Irish heart were played by the brass band in
the balcony, and, though the meeting was not
mace up OF ir1shmen chiefly, the music met with
response In the audience by the beating Of time
ana applause. Popular airs from Scotland,
and number OF ladies who were present
{oineo IN the enthusiasm OF the meeting. The
narp ana green field of Ireland was looped with
Cne stafs and stripes in decoration Of the hall. and
approprlate notices were hung on the walls. The
nOuI nxed Tor the meeting was 7:3O O'Clock, hut
some time before that hour and before any Of .the
speakers had arrived, the hall was wen flled.
form, and he was greeted with loud applause. AL
those who came after him got a warm reception.
senator Van Wyck, Representative Springer, Rep
[esentatlve Grain, Representative Shively, Gen.
George a. sheridan, Rev. Father Chapelle and
Kew. Father Donneliy were all received with en-
tnuslaSm. Among others on the platform were
Judge Davis, Gen. Denver, ex-GOv. Price, of New
Jersey; Judge jackson, OF Virginia: Judge Cool
rick, OF Virginia; T. W. Noyes, Of THE EVENING
STAR; e. w. Fox, of the National Republican;
Richard II. sylvester, OF the Critic: JAS Coleman,
h s. Davis, I. d. DAILY and Col. A. II. jackson.